Cebu Pacific is continuing to expand its network from the central Philippine city of Iloilo with the resumption of flights to Tacloban and the launch of a new service to Zamboanga.
Cebu Pacific is continuing to expand its network from the central Philippine city of Iloilo with the resumption of flights to Tacloban and the launch of a new service to Zamboanga.
The Manila, Philippines-based budget carrier announced the Iloilo-Tacloban route will start on October 27 with four weekly flights (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday). The Iloilo-Zamboanga flights will then start the following day (October 28) with three weekly flights (Monday, Wednesday, Friday).
“The addition of our new domestic routes from Iloilo aligns with our mission of making air travel accessible to a wider range of passengers,” said Cebu Pacific President and Chief Commercial Officer Alexander Lao. “We look forward to flying more [passengers] across our growing inter-island network and better enabling them to discover the beautiful islands of the Philippines.”
From Iloilo, Cebu Pacific will offer flights to 11 destinations including Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, General Santos, Manila, and Puerto Princesa. The airline will also resume domestic flights from Iloilo to Clark on October 21, followed by the relaunch international flights to Hong Kong (October 27) and Singapore (November 25).
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